iTalks 20: DIS Roundtable
iTalks 20: DIS Roundtable
Supporting the Three Pillars of the Instructional Vision
Supporting the Three Pillars of the Instructional Vision
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Anderson Five Digital Integration Specialists
September 2022
September 2022
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Episode Resources:
Episode Resources:
Meet the DIS Team
"It's through your creativity, not some constricting, so-called magic bullet-that your students will want to engage in their learning"
~ Weston Kieschnick, The Educator's ATLAS
"A sandbox has borders and boundaries, but what happens inside of it is infinite."
~ Weston Kieschnick, The Educator's ATLAS
WeVideo and Mini-Documentaries:
WeVideo and Mini-Documentaries:
Students at Westside High School used WeVideo to record their personal narratives and turn them into mini-documentaries.
Students at Westside High School used WeVideo to record their personal narratives and turn them into mini-documentaries.
Canva in the Classroom
Canva in the Classroom
Canva has many resources for teachers and students to utilize in the classroom. 5th grade students are using Canva to create online educational portfolios to digitally display their work. 4th grade students are utilizing Canva as a platform to learn about weather.
Interested in how to use Canva?
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Interested in the Portfolio template? Click HERE
7th Grade Science
7th Grade Science
7th Grade Science Students investigated the factors that determine the kinetic energy of an object with Sphero Bolt, Mini, and ramps, bridges, and a golf mat. What is the impact of speed, mass, and distance?
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Flip
Flip
Students at McCants Middle School used Flip (formerly Flipgrid) to create videos on what professional and nonprofessional behavior looks like.
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